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The community education councils are non-profit organizations that bring higher education opportunities to rural or educationally underserved communities in Pennsylvania. They serve their communities by assessing the education and training needs of their community and partnering with providers to offer educational programs. Programming includes programs, courses or classes leading to professional, vocational or occupational certification or licensure, an associate degree, a bachelor's degree, a master's degree, GED preparation, skill development or skill enhancement for the community workforce and customized job training for community employers. Further, the community education councils serve as a vehicle for employment opportunities, which meet the community's current and future economic development needs.
New CEC Status Application (PDF)
Guidelines (PDF)
Requirements and Objectives of CEC's
E-Grants
Currently, there are nine Community Education Councils (CEC's)
- Armstrong Educational Trust
West Hills Commons, 81 Glade Drive
Kittanning, PA 16201
Voice: 724-545-6127
Web: http://www.armstrongedutrust.org
- Community Education Council of Elk & Cameron Counties
4 Erie Avenue, Suite 200
St. Marys, PA 15857
Voice: 814-781-3437
Web: http://www.ed-council.org
- Corry Higher Education Council
221 North Center Street
Corry, PA 16407
Voice: 814-664-9405
Web: http://www.corryhied.org
Oil Region CareerLink
255 Elm Street, Suite 1
Oil City, PA 16301
Voice: 814-677-4427
Web: http://www.KeystoneCEC.org
131 Columbus Inner Belt
New Castle, PA 16101
Voice: 724-656-3564
Web: http://www.lclceducation.com
P.O. Box 5
Coudersport, PA 16915
Voice: 814-274-4877
Web: http://www.pottercountyedcouncil.org
1500 Rockwood Center, Route 61 South
Pottsville, PA 17901
Voice: 570-385-5556
Web: http://www.schuylkilleducation.org
185 Hospital Drive
North Warren, PA 16365
Voice: 814-723-3222
Web: http://warrenforesthied.org
32 Commercial Street, Suite 1
Honesdale, PA 18431
Voice: 570-253-5334
Web: http://www.workforcewayne.org
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